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Anonymous Mon Mar 28 03:03:02 2011 No.2786844 [Reply] [Original]

the sun just blew up.wat do?

>>	Anonymous Mon Mar 28 03:07:02 2011 No.2786856 Fap for the remaining minutes.

>>	Anonymous Mon Mar 28 03:09:02 2011 No.2786869 sorry to disappoint you, it won't.

>>	Anonymous Mon Mar 28 03:12:02 2011 No.2786881 we would have died already ? in the event we done, I turn on my lamp and stove

>>	Anonymous Mon Mar 28 03:17:02 2011 No.2786899 Start building nuclear reactors as fast as possible.

>>	Anonymous Mon Mar 28 03:22:02 2011 No.2786922 That makes me think: how long would we last without a sun?

>>	Anonymous Mon Mar 28 03:27:02 2011 No.2786936 >>2786922 If it blew up, we'd last... minutes. If it just suddenly disappeared, a few small groups may live a few decades. Assuming we don't collide with another planet or get hit by an asteroid, of course.

>>	Inurdaes !V1sPhobos. Mon Mar 28 03:38:02 2011 No.2786969 The sun is always blowing up. It has so much mass that the explosion can't go beyond its current diameter however. For now.

>>	Anonymous Mon Mar 28 04:09:02 2011 No.2787100 >>2786922 Seven.

Anonymous Mon Mar 28 05:56:02 2011 No.2787480

>>2786936
The polar regions look the way they do because they recieve no direct sulight for 6 months give or take. Even then they get a ton of heat (compared to none) via greenhouse effect.

We're talking no sunlight. No external source of heat. No photosynthesis. The oceans would freeze. Decades? Really?

>>	Anonymous Mon Mar 28 05:58:02 2011 No.2787483 >>2787480 Can you think of any other scouces of heat, other than the sun?

>>	Anonymous Mon Mar 28 06:00:02 2011 No.2787492 >>2787483 The earths core.

Anonymous Mon Mar 28 06:07:02 2011 No.2787522
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>>2787480
I'm guessing he's taking into account underground or undersea shelters that tap geothermal for heat and power.

Of course, if it's doable, radioactives could also be harvested from the upper mantle for additional power.

Long-term survival would be a problem, with no prospects of colonizing other useful bodies for several tens of thousands of years, and that's if Earth happened to wander near enough to another starsystem.

Without sun, colonizing the moon might be impossible, not to mention futile.

>>	aether !B.0X4iZ/uM Mon Mar 28 06:12:02 2011 No.2787542 File: 146 KB, 362x364, 1300148187387.png [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >implying the sun isn't jesus

>>	Anonymous Mon Mar 28 06:17:02 2011 No.2787559 File: 48 KB, 996x572, m4-thorian.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>2787542 >implying the sun isn't a portal to Yog Sothoth

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